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will brady's ruminations
will brady's ruminations
2008-08-04
websites I've stumbled upon
Interesting Bloggers |
Dave Greten: Mr. Greten's verbal meanderings go all over the place, from a capsule observation of a helmet-less biker text messaging while cruising about, rattlesnake hunting to a video of country guys painting a crosswalk on a road that probably doesn't need one. Making the mundane entertaining.
Homeless Man Speaks: "The word from the street" apparently written, uploaded and entered by two itinerant men, Tony and Phil. It's beautifully constructed, as a ton of links related to the lives of homeless people, and provides a perspective that's fresh and pleasant given the circumstances.
Motorcycle Philsophy: A biker who writes about his personal experiences riding motorcycles, being in riding clubs, hanging around biker bars, rallies, and taking long rides through the countryside. He tosses in some explanations about life, and why we exist on this planet and sometimes raises questions about who is really "hardcore" when it comes to motorcycling.
Dave Greten: Mr. Greten's verbal meanderings go all over the place, from a capsule observation of a helmet-less biker text messaging while cruising about, rattlesnake hunting to a video of country guys painting a crosswalk on a road that probably doesn't need one. Making the mundane entertaining.
Homeless Man Speaks: "The word from the street" apparently written, uploaded and entered by two itinerant men, Tony and Phil. It's beautifully constructed, as a ton of links related to the lives of homeless people, and provides a perspective that's fresh and pleasant given the circumstances.
Motorcycle Philsophy: A biker who writes about his personal experiences riding motorcycles, being in riding clubs, hanging around biker bars, rallies, and taking long rides through the countryside. He tosses in some explanations about life, and why we exist on this planet and sometimes raises questions about who is really "hardcore" when it comes to motorcycling.
Many bikers in the USA talk about living the motorcycle lifestyle, but only a tiny few truly do. Even though we ride our motorcycles as often as we can, we're still fair-weather riders to a lesser or greater degree. We choose to hold on to our cars because sometimes it gets too wet or too cold outside. Sometimes we elect to set our groceries on the back seat of our car, instead of bungee-cording them to our motorcycle. Just how hardcore are we?¶ 01:16 0 comments
